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19 hours ago · Fireworks are a great way to test lens flares so I used this year's 4th of July celebration as a way to test the new Blazar Remus flares! Let me know what yo...
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4 days ago · What we discovered, both from internal testing and looking at images captured by others, is that both high resolution and high dynamic range images exaggerate lens aberrations. For example, lens flares in HDR are incredibly bright, very saturated, and extremely distracting.
2 days ago · When light is scattered or reflected accidentally in the lens, flare artifacts may appear in the captured photographs, affecting the photographs’ visual quality. The main challenge in flare removal is to eliminate various flare artifacts while preserving the original content of the image. To address this challenge, we propose a lightweight Multi-Frequency Deflare Network (MFDNet) based on ...
1 day ago · Introduction to Atlas Anamorphic Orion Lenses. The Orion series is designed to offer the aesthetic qualities of classic anamorphic lenses with modern reliability and at a more attainable price point. They are made by the Atlas Lens Co. for a Super 35mm sensor size (31mm image circle). There is an adapter that allows you to use it on full frame ...
3 days ago · This curated selection of cool and creative photography tricks and camera special effects are simple to perform and guaranteed to amaze your friends.
4 days ago · Whether it was due to a shiny bottle, someone’s glasses, reflections, or a lens flare, a glare almost certainly ruins a photo. However, it can be fixed with the right object removal photo editor! Remove Glare From Photos With AI.
2 days ago · Is this lens flare from my Williams Optics Zenithstar 61? - posted in Experienced Deep Sky Imaging: Ive been very happy with my Williams Optics ZenithStar61 until I upgraded my camera from an ASI294MC to a full frame ASI6200MM. Ive been shooting the dark shark nebula and every subframe (shooting LRGB) has what looks like a satellite trail traveling in an elliptical orbit right in the top right ...
